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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1931

Page

2

Woman recalls Indian attack at Texan gathering

Mrs Mary Caudie, 74, recalls an ambush on North Aleto Street during a Texan Pioneers meeting. She says rioters fired arrows, a group of 10 attacked, and three were killed or wounded. she and her brothers defended with rifles amid chaos.

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Carnival Games To Be Unmolestad Carnival

Carnival authorities state games and wheels on the midway will not be impeded, with district officials ensuring fair conduct. Matthews adds that limitations may apply if gambling intrudes on revenue, while preparations for attractions proceed. Ree Licht clarifies plans for attractively priced real estate offerings.

Etrorars Ford Matthews Ree Licht

Unclear Weather Forecast Report With Damaged OCR

Fragmentary OCR text references forecast terms and weather conditions with numerous garbled words. Readable items mention wind, temperature, and unsettled conditions but no cohesive events or locations.

Grain Exports Register Increase in 1971

Washington reports a rise in grain exports as shipment figures from the agricultural administration show higher totals for 1971. The data indicate increased activity across markets, with notable gains in export volumes and supplier participation during the period.

Washington, Dy Alee

Tariff and Prohibition Dominate 1952 Campaign Debate

Senator Hastings, Republican of Delaware, argues national prosperity and postwar economic conditions will decide the 1952 race with prohibition and tariff issues sidelined. He predicts voters will focus on inflation, production, and overproduction in agriculture as a key factor shaping the campaign.

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Death of Igloo the Fox Terrier of Admiral Byrd

Boston mourns the death of Igloo, Rear Admiral Byrd’s loyal fox terrier, who accompanied the polar expedition and long years of travel from Spitzbergen to Little America. The dog endured wartime service, frost, rescues, and Arctic hardships, sharing in Byrd’s fame and public receptions before passing away in Chicago during a charity flight.

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Sandino Declared Outlaw by Hoover

Fragmentary report notes General Sandino branded outlaw by Hoover administration amid warnings of insurgent violence. Text references US civilians and economic concerns, with unclear details and garbled phrases.

Sandino Hoover Wutide Pale

Merry Makers At Pioneer Ball Dance

Mr and Mrs Stanley Miller led a dance committee as Old fashioned costumes and frontier era nostalgia filled the Pioneer Ball scene with Mr Miller serving as chair.

Stanley Miller Miller

Explorer's Dog Byrd Dies in Boston Hospital

Tyles, the fox terrier mascot of explorer Byrd, died in a Boston hospital while Byrd was away lecturing. The dog had accompanied Byrd on polar expeditions to both the north and south poles.

Chicago Rehard Seatun Springheld Boston Noxton Byrd Poles

Two Shoplifters Arrested After Theft Report

Two shoplifters were jailed following investigations by police. Items recovered include eight pairs of gloves and a garment valued at about $130. A household guide was reportedly stolen from a home on Lincoln Avenue. One reported item valued at $50 was found at a different address.

GA. Taner Woorl Sells Lang Iannine Avenis Utz Moen Manving

Church Receives $4000 Gift for New Bell Tower

Tiome, Ga April 21 A painting given to St Marys Catholic Church hangs beside the recently completed church building financed at about $20,000 The artwork was donated by Princess Eugenie Huspell of Rome formerly Miss Eg gfina Borey The ceremony followed coordination with church officials and local clergy

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Fiesta Visitors Invite at Creekelt 2490 and Giga Welding

Unclear text invites visitors to an event at Creekelt 2490 and mentions Giga Welding on Trend Way near Fitts. It promises opportunities in a lighted area and lists addresses 2400 Broadway at Fifth St. The fragment references memories and assistance, but details are obscured.

Jarez Removes Absent Mayor in El Caso Texas

In El Caso Texas Anita N Florency is ousted as mayor by the city council amid weeks of reports of political investigations involving Governor Andrea Ortiz of Chhichos. The governor had earlier replaced several allies of Luis Leon and other cabinet members from Ortiz Benble’s administration. Flores had been elected in the spring and had faced removal pressures linked to Peres.

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Illinois May Vote On Dry Law Referendum

A 1899 Illinois measure to extend the dry law referendum to November stalled in the House. Republican Tob ert M. Woodward of Chicago supported a repeal bill cited by Governor Louis L. Emmer that broadened enforcement repeal, referencing voter sentiment from last fall.

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